Neuroprosthetics are advanced devices that connect with the nervous system to restore lost functions, such as movement or sensation. These devices can help people with injuries or conditions like spinal cord injuries or stroke regain control over their limbs or experience touch again. By interpreting signals from the brain or nerves, neuroprosthetics can translate thoughts into actions, allowing users to interact with the world more effectively. Researchers are continually improving neuroprosthetic technology, making them more responsive and easier to use. Innovations in materials and brain-computer interfaces are paving the way for even more sophisticated devices, potentially transforming the lives of those with disabilities and enhancing human capabilities.